Issue 111 articlesIn Memoriam: 1938-2008p. 1John A. Fiscalini“The Shoop Shoop Song”: A Guide to Psychoanalytic-Systemic Couple Therapyp. 3Shelly GoldklankMenopause and Sexualityp. 26Susan KolodShifting Ground: The Therapist's Divorce and its Impact on Her Life and Workp. 44Claire BasescuConsiderations on Countertransference Lovep. 65Linda B. SherbyErotic and Antierotic Transferencep. 82Mark J. BlechnerWhiteness as Pathological Narcissismp. 93Arianne E. Miller & Lawrence JosephsThe Enlivening Objectp. 120Lisa DirectorBook ReviewsAttending to Souls as Well as to Bodies: Talking about Talking with Doctors: A review of Talking with Doctors by David Newman. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 2006, 199 pp.p. 142Ruth H. LivingstonExperiencing Embodiment: A review of Embodiment: Creative Imagination in Medicine, Art, and Travelby Robert Bosnak. Routledge, 2007, 142 pp.p. 150Frances Sommer AndersonForward to James Jackson Putnam: A Review of Putnam Camp: Sigmund Freud, James Jackson Putnam, and the Purpose of American Psychologyby George Prochnik. New York: Other Press, 2006, 471 pp.p. 154Jay Martin
Issue 28 articlesThe Enigma of the Transferencep. 163Edgar A. LevensonEngaging the Implicit: Meeting Points between the Boston Change Process Study Group and Relational Psychoanalysisp. 179Holly LevenkronDelusional Hate: Primary Identification in the Case of a Gifted Patient with a Predatory Motherp. 218Stephanie LewinOn PrejudiceThe Role of Prejudice in Psychopathology and Psychoanalytic Historyp. 239Mark J. BlechnerChildism—Prejudice Against Childrenp. 251Elisabeth Young-BruehlBook ReviewsSomatic Sensibilities: A review of Bodies in Treatment: The Unspoken Dimension, edited by Frances Sommer Anderson. 2007, Analytic Press, 281 pp.p. 266Suzanne LittleEngaging Psychoanalytic Disequilibrium While Being More Human Than Otherwise: A review of Coasting in the Countertransference: Conflicts of Self-interest between Analyst and Patient, by Irwin Hirsch, 2008, Analytic Press, 220 pp.p. 276Stefan R. Zicht“Love” Cure: A review of Sexual Boundary Violations: Therapeutic, Supervisory, and Academic Contexts, by Andrea Celenza, 2007, Aronson, 267 pp.p. 281Dodi Goldman
Issue 318 articlesA Field of Dreams—The Ideal Psychoanalytic Institute and Training: Introduction to Special Issue on the Ideal Psychoanalytic Institutep. 287Sandra BuechlerCuriosity: Dealing with Divergent Ideas in the Ideal Psychoanalytic Institutep. 292Donnel B. SternResearch, Curriculum, and Diversityp. 306Mark J. BlechnerSave the Baby, Not the Bathwaterp. 311Marylou LionellsAnalytic Training and the Problem of Infantilization and Dependencyp. 316Karen J. MarodaA Community of Clinicians: Toward a Broader Concept of the Ideal Psychoanalytic Institutep. 322John FiscaliniOn Idealism and Soberness: Founding and Maintaining a Psychoanalytic Institutep. 330Irwin HirschAnalytic Training, Clarity, and Chaosp. 346James GarofallouA Psychoanalytic Colloquiump. 353Donna M. OrangeInstitute Life Beyond Graduationp. 358Margaret CrastnopolPsychoanalysis as Inquiry and Discovery, not Suspicionp. 363Polly Young-EisendrathConsidering the Ideal Institute, or Reflections on How Not to Know, Bestp. 370Nicholas SamstagToward an Ideal Psychoanalytic Institutep. 379Paul LippmannA Serious and Whimsical Essay on the Possible and the Impossiblp. 387Grant H. BrennerA Prescription for Ideal Training: Let's Play Attention to the History of Psychoanalysis, its Cultural and Lingguistic Roots, the Work Candidates do with each other, and the Need for International Diaalogue!p. 394Marco ConciFrom Seed to Transplant: The Foundation of a Psychoanalytic Institute in Japanp. 406Naoto Kawabata“Welcoming in the Voices”: Constructing a Supervisory Attitude in Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 415Christopher BonovitzA Letter to My First Analytic Supervisorp. 422Sandra Buechler
Issue 413 articlesThe Influence of Class in the Therapeutic Dyadp. 429Lee Miriam Whitman-RaymondLeaving “Home”: The Challenges of Living with Radical Cultural Difference*p. 444Annie StopfordLiving in Difference: A Commentary on Annie Stopford's “Leaving ‘Home’”p. 467Eyal RozmarinResponse to Eyal Rozmarin's Commentaryp. 480Annie StopfordOn Becoming a Psychoanalystp. 483Lore Reich RubinThe Role of Analogical Relatedness in Personal Integration or Coherencep. 504Russell Meares & Sharon JonesA Word Unsaid: Non-Communication in a Poem by Walt Whitmanp. 520Moran ShohamGetting Real: From Inquiry to Enactment and Beyond, Courtesy the Analyst's Physical Selfp. 530Janet TintnerThe (Un)Designated Mourner: When the Analyst's Patient Diesp. 545Seth AronsonBook ReviewsRelating to Relational Theory Review of Relational Theory and the Practice of Psychotherapy, by Paul L. Wachtel. Guilford Press, 2007, 338 pp.p. 561Dolores McCarthyPsychotherapy's Lost Interlocutor Review of Psychotherapy as a Human Science, by Daniel Burston and Roger Frie, 2006, Duquesne University Press, 326 pp.p. 566Pascal SauvayreThe Dynamics of Diagnosis A review of Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual (PDM), by the PDM Task Force, Silver Spring, MD, 2006, 857 pp.p. 571Naemi StilmanRevelations in Psychoanalytic History A review of Revolution in Mind. The Creation of Psychoanalysis, by George Makari, 2008, HarperCollins, 613 ppp. 577Emily Kuriloff